What I read this week...

Vertical farm goes bankrupt, global sperm counts down, Oakland A's

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• Exclusive: Tiger Global opens full portfolio to individual bids in search of liquidity (Pitchbook)

• Venture Capital’s AI-Run Lettuce Farms Start to Go Bust (Bloomberg)

• The Future of War Is Here (The Ringer)

• ‘We can de-risk but not decouple’ from China, says Raytheon chief (FT)

• Intel spends $33 billion in Germany in landmark expansion (Reuters)

• Why it's so hard to fix the information ecosystem (Noah Smith)

• The Great Awokening of Higher Ed Has Ended—But Is It Too Late? (Liberal Patriot)

• What RFK Jr. Gets Right—and What He Gets Wrong (The Free Press)

• Anti-Neoliberalism as if the Poor Mattered (Project Syndicate)

• Akili releases EndeavorOTC for adults with ADHD symptoms (VentureBeat)

• Venture Fundraising in Healthcare Rises as Investment in Startups Slows (WSJ)

• Opinion: Your Brain Has Tricked You Into Thinking Everything Is Worse (NYT)

• The Long, Sad Story of the Stealing of the Oakland A’s (The Ringer)

• Global sperm counts are falling. This scientist believes she knows why (FT)

• TIME 100: Mapping Air Pollution (TIME)

• Interactive: Data Explorer: Electric car sales, stocks, and charging points (Hannah Ritchie)